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System Settings
Mode Configuration
The Mode Configuration parameters for the unit can be left at their default settings
(Auto). However, manually selecting the manner in which the unit operates allows
you to select Access Point mode and configure a greater range of parameters.
When operating in Wireless Client mode, you should set a Service Set Identification
(SSID) to identify the wireless network service to which you want to connect. Only
clients with the same SSID can associate with a wireless network.
Mode Selection – Allows you to select Auto configuration (2 operating modes) or
Manual configuration (3 operating modes). (Default: Auto)
• Auto – The unit automatically selects the operating mode depending on the WAN
port status.
- With no link on the WAN port, the unit starts up in Wireless Client mode.
- With a link on the WAN port, the unit starts up in Gateway mode.
• Manual – Allows you to manually select the mode in which the unit operates:
- Gateway – The unit operates as a secure Internet gateway between a WAN port
connection and a wired LAN or wireless devices.
- Wireless Client – The unit operates as a wireless client to connect to nearby
access points:
- Site Survey – Performs a wireless scan of the area to detect access points.
- Selected AP SSID – The SSID of the selected access point.
- WEP Key – The WEP key used for the selected access point.
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Figure 6-2. Mode Configuration
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